Repeat The Whole Damn Process [Explicit]
by Jim Hewitt
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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Unfinished Music No. 1: Say Hello To The Strangeness, Someone To Adore, Repeat The Whole Damn Process [Explicit], Downer, The Tarantino Tapes Vol. 1, 30 Minute Sessions | May 2021, Yeah Yeah You, Here We Go, and 9 more.
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Written by Jim Hewitt 2022.
© Jim Hewitt & Revolution Network Publishing (BMI)
Recorded at The Retreat Fort Wayne
Cover photography: Oziel Gómez
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Jim Hewitt Fort Wayne, Indiana
Jim Hewitt is a songwriter, guitarist, synthesizer geek, producer, animal whisperer, and lover of sound.
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